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Character in Crisis: The Challenges of Moral Formation in Higher Education

May 27 ^th 2021 byMichael Lamb and David Henreckson

A conversation between two practitioners.

Review: The Blood of Our Attention

February 11 ^th 2021 byJeff Reimer

How to love your crooked historical neighbour with your crooked heart.

Community + God: Inextricable?

March 5 ^th 2020 byMarisa Casagrande

Citizens Aren't Just Born. They're Formed

June 27 ^th 2019 byKevin den Dulk

Why civil society is no substitute for a distinctively political education.

Christian Higher Education in an Exponential Age

April 5 ^th 2018 byKevin Brown and Stephen Clements

Not all values can be quantified.

The Modest University

March 1 ^st 2018 byChad Wellmon

The moral argument in favour of limits on the moral jurisdiction of universities.

Editorial: Is the University Worth Saving?

March 1 ^st 2018 byJames K.A. Smith

Society has questions. Let's not dismiss them.

Are We Our Students' Keepers?

March 1 ^st 2018 bySarah Hamersma

Thinking about country-club campuses and daily bread in North America's universities.

Hospitality in Higher Education: Is There Room for All?

March 1 ^st 2018 byChristina Edmonson

Can We Trust the Gatekeepers?

March 1 ^st 2018 byBrian Dijkema

We criticize the university for offering mere credentials; but would we want it otherwise?

Heterodoxy to the Rescue

March 1 ^st 2018 byApril Lawson

Jonathan Haidt’s mission to save the university.

A University for the Sake of the World

March 1 ^st 2018 byRandy Boyagoda with Doug Sikkema

Christian higher education should be as distinctive as it is integrated.

The Commons: Renewal of Higher Education Starts in Kindergarten

March 1 ^st 2018 byDeani Van Pelt

It takes the whole village to educate its next generation.

Paideia on the Practice Field

February 22 ^nd 2018 byRobert L. Kehoe III

Stadiums are at the heart of our universities. Who's getting played here?

What the University Can (and Cannot) Do

February 1 ^st 2018 byRandy Boyagoda with Doug Sikkema

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